Re: Lighting for Green Water tanks

["Paul Jablinski" <jablinsk at trinity_udayton.edu>]

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Date sent:      	Sun, 3 Mar 2002 12:05:49 -0800
Subject:        	Lighting for Green Water tanks
From:           	gary l meyers <garymeyers at juno_com>
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	I used to put a regular light blub into the aquarium.  I used 
electrical tape around the blub and the socket so water could not 
enter and short out the blub.  This was in my early years of 
keeping fish.  I saw it done and did the same, and it worked for me. 
 Now my problem is keeping the water cool, not warm.  Anyone 
know a way of doing this and still enjoy the warmth of the room 
without feeling uncomfortable, and be able to keep killies that like it 
a little cooler?
   Thanks,
   Bro. Paul



Has anyone experimented with the 40watt U shaped florescent bulbs with
the lower part of 
the bulb actually submerged ?? .  I intend to do so unless someone can
tell me it will be a waste of time and money.  

Gary in St. Louis.
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• Lighting for Green Water tanks
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